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As to “IGPBlog Groundhog Day: 10,000 reminders of why ICANNs public comment period on the .xxx domain is stupid”, attempts to use the link say:
Fixed, I hope. (It’s http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2010/5/7/4523393.html)
If not, the link works if copied and pasted in a new window.
Professor Froomkin,
I don’t know if I’m violating Discourse.net protocol by raising an unrelated subject, or if you would even be inclined to answer, but I was wondering if you had any thoughts on Elena Kagan.
Just curious.
Some of my friends are for it, some of my friends are against it, and I stand with my friends.